The News: Monday, February 18 Edition Beth Snyder February 18, 2013 Here’s a thing I just spent about 15 minutes fixing…the top of my laptop has started getting wobbly when it’s open, as if there was a screw loose somewhere. Except as we know they aren’t like door hinges, where you can see screws and fix them. When I closed it last night, it had a little play in it, but still went into sleep mode so I just went to bed. This morning I noticed one of the back corners was coming apart…like the case was separated. Turns out there was a screw loose! Two of them, in fact. It wasn’t as simple as just tightening the screws, though, since it’s a pressure point every time it’s opened or closed. And while I’m good with getting into a desktop tower and playing around until it’s fixed, I’m a little leery of laptops. But, I’ve mostly got it done. The screen is stable once again, and what used to be almost a 1/4-inch gap when it’s closed is down to about 1/16th inch. Which is the best I can do on my own. But now I’m saving for a new one, because it’s only a matter of time. Happy Monday! TrustedReviews starts us off with the Toshiba Satellite U920t TechRadar gets its hands on the Logitech T650 Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad TweakTown goes inside the NZXT Phantom 630 High Performance Modular Full-Tower Chassis KitGuru shares its thoughts on the Plextor 128GB M5M mSATA SSD techPowerUp examines the Fractal Design NEWTON R3 1000 W Top Review Shop tries on a pair of RHA CA-200 White Headphones HardwareHeaven spends some time with the Nokia Lumia 620 Smartphone with Windows Phone 8 Legit Reviews points and clicks the Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse BCC Hardware gets into a Sennheiser U 320 Universal Gaming Headset Au-Ja tests out the ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe – small but great NikKTech chills out with the be quiet! Shadow Rock TopFlow SR1 CPU Cooler eTeknix weighs in on the Avexir MPower Series DDR3 2400MHz 8GB Memory Kit Benchmark Reviews taps away at the Das Keyboard Model S Professional Techgage hooks up with the Seagate Constellation ES.3 4TB Enterprise Hard Drive Finally, Guru3D takes a look at the HIS Radeon HD 7850 4GB iPower IceQ Turbo Share This With The World!
